Located in western Medellín along the mountainside above the San Javier Metro Station, is one of the city’s 16 communes: Comuna 13. Different from the others, Comuna 13 is unique in its history and special in its colors, people, and transformation.

Let’s delve into the journey of self-discovery that solo travel offers and the five indispensable tips to navigate its challenges and emerge a more stronger, resilient, and authentic you.

Explore the top 5 day trips from Guatemala City and immerse yourself in nature, diverse landscapes, history, culture, and adventure just a short distance away from Guatemala's capital city.

So, you’re thinking of becoming a digital nomad?

According to the Harvard Business Review, this non-traditional work style has increased by 49% since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. With employees no longer tied to their offices, many have decided to create a true work/life balance and have set out to explore the world.

Thinking of venturing out on your own and seeing what it’s like to just have you to consider? Or are you finally saying “f-it” after numerous girls trips turn to no trip following colorful excuses and friends backing out one by one?

Visiting a new destination and all that it encompasses is exciting such as indulging in new foods, going on adventures, and immersing yourself in the culture. Yet, the thought of speaking in a foreign language to ask for something or engage with the locals can be intimidating, however, it shouldn’t stop you.

Journaling is the art of putting pen to paper and allowing your thoughts to flow: with or without interruption. It provides the opportunity to release what you have in your mind and the energy associated with it. It is considered a form of self-care and a way of improving mental health.

Colombian cuisine is just as diverse and colorful as the country of Colombia. The food is versatile and flavorful with recipes that trace back to Indigenous, African, and Spanish cultures and traditional dishes that are characterized by their native regions.

As someone who travels full-time, I have much experience with travel rentals. I mean, I’ve rented 30 places within the last year and a half. Apart from my checklist, I focus on getting the best deal, so negotiating the terms of my next home is a necessary part of the process.

Do you have the desire to travel but believe you don’t have the money? Or do you currently travel but would like to learn new ways to get more bang for your buck?

Oaxaca has some of the most beautiful beaches in the Pacific Ocean. The beaches on Oaxaca's coastline offer something for everyone. Whether you want to swim, surf, mingle, or find a corner for some quiet time, Oaxaca’s beach towns of Puerto Escondido and Huatulco have what you’re looking for.

The state of Oaxaca has arguably the best food in Mexico and the same goes for its beverages. Contributing to its delicious recipes are a wide range of fresh ingredients and traditional techniques that date back to pre-Hispanic times.

Centro Oaxaca (pronounced wa-ha-ka), also known as El Centro Histórico and a UNESCO World Heritage site, is home to Zapotec and Mixtec Indians and traditional pre-Hispanic culture. Its rich history, colonial architecture, plethora of restaurants, museums, art galleries and bustling markets makes this city a must-see travel destination.

Mexican cuisine is diverse, flavorful and made with fresh ingredients and recipes that span thousands of years. The same techniques that were used then are still being utilized now and traditions are being carried from generation to generation with pride.

Ah, Oaxaca! Oaxaca is the capital city of the state of Oaxaca and my favorite region in the country. I have to admit, I don’t like picking favorites because each destination that I visit has something special, but let’s just say Oaxaca is extra special. When I travel, the most important factors are food, culture, people and landscape. Oaxaca checks them all.

I love a good mercado/market! So I promise you that it won’t be the last time that I speak about one. As a matter of fact, I’ll make it my duty to tell you how fab or, not-so-fab, the markets are where I visit. Markets are essential and I’ve changed my habits from visiting them during my international travels.